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    • Investigation Launched After Lewd Khanyi Mbau Pics Appear On Twitter [NSFW]

      18 Jan 2012 by Jasmine Stone / 3 Comments

      On Sunday a second set of nude pictures of Khanyi Mbau appeared on Twitter. The Film and Publication Board said yesterday that the police would be asked to help with investigations. They also warned that people who post such pictures on social networks might be held criminally liable. OFFICE WARNING: Nudity may appear after you click.

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    • Taxi Industry To Launch Low-Cost Airline, No Spice

      29 Jun 2011 by Jasmine Stone / 1 Comment

      The South African National Taxi Council (Santaco) is seriously considering expanding the taxi industry to cover further modes of transport, including buses, trains and aeroplanes. There is no word on what the airline, due to take to the skies in November, would be called, but there is the very obvious question of: “Where would the gatjie sit?”

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    • “Shoot The Boer” Is Incitement To Murder – Halgryn Hands Down Final Judgement

      16 May 2011 by Jasmine Stone / 2 Comments

      In what is surely a ground-breaking ruling around the subject of freedom of speech in South Africa, the words “dubula ibhunu” (shoot the boer) were declared an incitement to murder in a judgement handed down in the High Court in Johannesburg today by Judge Leon Halgryn.

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    • Government To Consider Legal Rhino Horn Trade

      04 May 2011 by Jasmine Stone / 1 Comment

      Government has decided to mull over the idea of legalising the trade of rhino horn in a bid to curb the illegal trade and protect the endangered species. This comes in the wake of the news that we have lost over 138 rhinos in the first quarter of 2011.

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    • Hippo Scares Grandfather And Grandson Up Tree

      23 Mar 2011 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments

      This will probably rate right up there with their worst ever experiences together as grandfather and grandson. It certainly wasn’t one of those happy days like you’d see on adverts or in the movies. Although, mind you, I suppose it did start out as an innocent canoe trip which was probably fun for a while.

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    • Water Soon To Be Subjected To Eskom-esque Tariff Hikes

      22 Mar 2011 by Jasmine Stone / 1 Comment

      A report about a month ago attributed that South Africa indeed stared a water crisis directly in the eye. Experts told the inaugural South African Water and Energy Forum in Johannesburg that we even face the possibility of chronic water shortages as early as 2020. Now Eskom-esque tariff hikes loom too.

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    • Grade 1 Teacher Allegedly Drops K-Bomb, No Spice

      17 Mar 2011 by Jasmine Stone / 1 Comment

      A grade 1 teacher from the Orchards Primary School just outside Centurion in Gauteng has been suspended by the schools governing body after pupils claim she called them k*****s. She now also faces a disciplinary hearing next week. Apparently she also called them “black monkeys”. But, has she been levelled with false accusations?

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    • Scourge Of Geriatric Drug Peddlars Sweeps Cape

      16 Mar 2011 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments

      A 52 year old woman was arrested in the middle-class suburb of Kenilworth, Cape Town, for dealing in drugs on Monday. She is not alone in her entrepreneurial endeavors. It seems a growing number of grannies are entering the underworld and deceiving the greater public of their criminal tendencies.

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    • Koeberg Nuclear Power Station Shuts Down, Routine Maintenance

      15 Mar 2011 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments

      Take a deep breath and don’t panic. It’s nothing to be alarmed about and this is why we have eased it in on this beautiful Tuesday afternoon in Cape Town. Unit two actually shut down yesterday already and we thought we’d now explain why you might see it puffing the odd bit of steam from time to time.

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    • Float Like A Butterfly Sting Like A Bee – It’s Schabir – Now Rearrested

      14 Mar 2011 by Jasmine Stone / 1 Comment

      You may or may not have noticed the Sunday Times front cover yesterday. The headline was gripping and revealing. One usually sees this when tabloids have a secret they’re unable to keep. This time however, tabloids aside, the headline had every right to froth in its very large font. Behold: “Shaik In Mosque Punch-Up”

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    • The Story Behind The “Bearded One”

      07 Mar 2011 by Jasmine Stone / 2 Comments

      If you, like me, weren’t able to get to a television for whatever reason this weekend, you may have tuned in and listened to the blokes on the couch on 2oceansvibe Radio and their alternative commentary. You may also have heard them speaking in awe about the cult-like properties of the “Bearded One”. Here is his story.

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    • This Week In Racism (A Summary)

      03 Mar 2011 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments

      Racist fisticuffs are breaking out everywhere like the pimples on a young man’s greasy teenage skin. If it wasn’t enough when Kuli had a go at the coloureds, now the big guns have greased up their bodies with baby oil and are basically free wrestling with each other in the media.

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    • Port Elizabeth Pool Water Selling On The Black Market

      28 Feb 2011 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments

      It’s no secret that the Eastern Cape is suffering from one of the most devastating droughts in recent times. Jacki Bilsbury from the Walmer area had a laugh when she read a local newspaper article about pool water theft. She’s not laughing now.

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    • “You’ll Throw Away Your Gumboots And Relax” – Trevor Manuel

      23 Feb 2011 by Jasmine Stone / 1 Comment

      This was one of the remarks made by Trevor when he addressed a press briefing relating to the acid mine water drainage situation around jozi. We should take cognisance as it comes from the man who spent many years in charge of our country’s finances and who is also arguably the most trustworthy politician around. If that exists.

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    • Zimbabwean Monopoly – A Game Of Too Many Players?

      07 Feb 2011 by Jasmine Stone / No Comments

      Do you remember the infamous now ex-Zimbabwean Finance Minister Christopher Kuruneri and his clever property purchases in Llandudno a while back? Well, now in a twist of fate, and getting out of jail free once, Kuruneri will finally make his next move on Thursday after Robert Mugabe played him into a cul-de-sac, and a submissive play in 2007.

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    • TimesLIVE Publishing Topless Photos Of Women

      02 Feb 2011 by Seth Rotherham / 1 Comment

      Not that we mind topless shots of women here at 2oceansvibe – we give one every week in our tasteful Tuesday Tabs feature. It is appealing features like this which contributes to 2oceansvibe being referred to as ‘cool’ and an ‘alternative’ news source. It is interesting to note that our ‘traditional’ press seems to be going […]

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